Sentence examples for subsequent verses from inspiring English sources

I found this for you (displays a Wolfram Alpha page that repeats the question and provides the answer "Who me?" as well as the subsequent verses).

In the hilarious patter song "Cleopatterer," he suggested that Ms. Tisdale begin in the key of C and progress to D flat and then D in subsequent verses to give the song more punch.

Its arrangement suggests a stagey rapprochement, with subsequent verses sung by the trombonist Curtis Fowlkes, the vibraphonist Bill Ware and the drummer E. J. Rodriguez: all charter members of the band.

When the spirit say move, you've got to move, oh, Lord, You got to move when the spirit say move.' In the subsequent verses, Mr. Chandler changed "move" to "walk," march," "vote," "picket," "cool it," and "love," and the crowd kept singing.

Instead, Harrison "flays his detractors" in the song's subsequent verses.

The subsequent verses followed this form, each repeating in the lines below in place of "London bridge is broken down": Then we must build it up again.

The track also makes liberal use of the studio effects known as phasing and flanging, particularly during the song's orchestral middle section and subsequent verse.

Subsequent volumes of verse include London Voluntaries (1893), Poems (1898), Hawthorn and Lavender (1899), and For England's Sake (1900).

The imagery in particular is sophisticated, although when compared with the mannered writing of subsequent times his verse was considered sadly simple.

Most of the leaders, though, accepted some theory of Bible interpretation that allowed an old Earth, such as "Gap Theory," the idea that millions of years of geological history occurred between God's action in first and second verse of Genesis and his subsequent actions in the second verse; proponents included mid-century creationist debater and apologist Harry Rimmer.

The song continues with another verse and subsequent chorus, when the bass finally enters.